The tower of St Mary's Church viewed from High Street. The tower is the oldest part of the church, dating originally from around 1090. It once had a spire, but this was destroyed by lightning in the early 17th century. The upper part of the tower was restored in 1910.
The church is grade I listed - for listing particulars see
Link (
Archive Link ) .
On the left is part of the Old Post House and Post Cottage (see
TQ3250 : 32 - 46 High Street), dating from the late 17th century and once housing the village post office. Grade II listed - see
Link. Alongside it is a K6 telephone box, also grade II listed - see
Link.